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![]() Given that I hold a valid FCC General Radiotelephone license, I presume I can do my own panel work providing.. 1. Any structural or weight and balance issue is signed off by an A or A&P rated mechanic. 2. Any required calibration is done by a shop having the proper instruments and factory training. Nope, you presume wrong. The work must be done in an FAA approved repair facility. Your general phone only qualifies you to work in such a facility. |
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